Sentence examples for sales represents from inspiring English sources

For the auto industry, the surge in sales represents a remarkable reversal.

The dip in sales represents a deepening of Tesco's woes, following a period of stagnant UK growth.

The subsequent deluge has me wondering whether the increase in sales represents a permanent rise in incoming orders, or whether it's a blip.

The bad news bulls do not dispute that the relentless beat of lost jobs and sagging house sales represents a serious economic threat.

Since 2003 Argentina has exported 145 forwards to foreign pitches and each of these sales represents a lifeline for the selling clubs.

Mr. Fithian noted that the $4.71 billion in total summer ticket sales represents a new high-water mark for the industry, not accounting for inflation, and the growth comes after several years of largely flat sales or declines.

Bulk sales represented 17.4percentt of the total.

The sales represent nearly 75percentt of his business.

According to N.B.A. executives, online sales represent 70percentt of all non-box-office ticket sales.

Last year's sales represented a 9.6percentt increase from the 2002 level.

Last year it generated roughly $1.2 billion in gross annual air sales representing about $120 million in net revenue.